Shingo Terada is STILL one of the smoothest and most natural counterweight players in the world, and one of the best of all time.
Yoyo used is the Duncan Raptor.
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By Steve Brown
Shingo Terada is STILL one of the smoothest and most natural counterweight players in the world, and one of the best of all time.
Yoyo used is the Duncan Raptor.
By Steve Brown

It’s a sad day for many generations of “Toys R Us Kids”. Six months after filing for bankruptcy in the US (and one month after filing in the UK), Toys R Us announced will be closing all 900 stores across the United States and the UK.
Toys R Us is one of, if not the largest single retailer for yoyo brands like Duncan, YoYoFactory, and Yomega so this is going to be a huge hit for those companies. Gift cards will be honored in the US for the next 30 days, and we expected liquidation pricing to go into effect soon. It will be a good time to pick up plenty of great yoyos for cheap for your local club, but that’s about the only silver lining we can find here.
By Steve Brown
Remy Baskin continues to amaze with his latest video for his sponsor, Duncan Toys. Great flow and trick construction, pretty decent man-bun.
Yoyo used is the Duncan Toys Haymaker X.
By Steve Brown
Shingo Terada is bring his Candy Dice counterweights to the new re-design of the Duncan Toys Raptor and the results look pretty good! Instant success: if you want to promote a 5A yoyo, put it in the hands of the smoothest 5A player who ever lived. And does Candy Dice in a video for a Shingo Terada edition of the Raptor mean we’re finally going to have a full commercial release of Candy Dice?
Yoyo used is the Duncan Raptor.
By Steve Brown
Yoel Matthew brings blindfolded yoyoing to the next level in his new video with a straight up hostage bag and some burly no-look tricks.
Yoyo used is the Duncan Barracuda.
String used is Kitty String XXL.
By Steve Brown
Members from the Duncan Team Worldwide show off the new Windrunner! Filmed during the 2017 World YoYo Contest in Iceland, this video has solid tricks and stunning backdrops. Featuring Team Duncan Members Tal Mordoch, Janos Karancz, Remy Baskin, Javier Augusto, Tylor Maccallumore and Viktor Kollar.
Yoyo used is the Duncan Windrunner.
By Steve Brown
Owen Ekblad has now officially joined the Duncan Team! Congrats to Duncan on scooping up such a talented player, and congrats to Owen on such a big sponsorship.
Yoyo used are the Duncan Grasshopper X and Haymaker.
By Steve Brown
Bao Duy throws down some pretty solid tricks in this quick feature video from Tech Creators. Shot by Yoel Matthew, who also created the new logo. We like it!
Yoyo used is the Duncan Orbital.
By Steve Brown
World YoYo Champion and part-time wizard Janos Karancz shows off his new bi-metal signature model in this promotional video from Duncan.
Yoyo used is the Duncan Toys GrasshopperX.
By Steve Brown
Duncan Toys is releasing a signature yoyo for long-time player favorite Chris Makita! The Duncan MKT debuted at Japan Nationals and should be hitting stores soon…see it in action in this new video from your favorite yoyo player, Chris Makita.
Yoyo used is the Duncan Toys MKT.
By Steve Brown
Check out this crazy good trick dump video from Shion Araya and Yoshihiro Abe. We love watching these guys play! There are so many great ideas in here…settle in and get some inspiration.
By Steve Brown
The 66Percent project by Spingear is one of the cooler small-run yoyo projects we’ve seen. Takahiko Hasegawa from Spingear takes his favorite yoyos, reduces them to 66% of their original size, and then has them machined out of stainless steel for maximum playability. The first two models in the series are both from Duncan Toys, the Barracuda and the Haymaker.
The 66Percent series brings a lot more play value than the average mini yoyo. Being slightly larger than most mini yoyos, the 66Percent Barracuda and Haymaker are both plenty capable of hitting pretty much any of your tricks, although the reduced size will definitely make them more challenging! The steel construction gives them enough weight that you can still really feel them on the end of the string, which helps a lot in pushing through your favorite tricks. For a novelty yoyo, these really pack a ton of play value. (Note: the 66Percent Haymaker is actually a bi-metal, with an aluminum body and steel rims.)
The 66Percent series keeps it simple without any engraving or logos on either the Barracuda or Haymaker. The Barracuda comes in raw or rose gold, and the Haymaker comes in blue/raw. They’re so tiny that keeping it simple really is the best option, and the result is that these look clean and elegant in your hand and on the string.
Both the 66Percent Barracuda and 66Percent Haymaker retail for $85. For Japanese machining quality and such a cool and unique item, it really is a great price for anyone looking for something fun to throw in their pocket, or looking for a challenge to keep them sharp during practice sessions.
The 66% Haymaker and 66% Barracuda are available at YoYoExpert.com.
By Steve Brown
Duncan Toys dropped a new video featuring an East coast favorite, Tylor McCallumore. Tylor is one of those “player’s favorites” kinda guys…he’s been around forever and always has something fresh to show you.
Yoyo used is the Duncan Grasshopper.
By Steve Brown
Congrats to Remy Baskin on picking up a sponsorship from Duncan Toys! Hope it’s a great opportunity for both parties. Congratulations, Remy!
Yoyo used is the Duncan Orbital.
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